Hog price downturns hit Armour stockyards and Chicago market
Market notes show hog prices 10 to 20 lower at Armour Stockyards Huron with top at 115 and receipts 800. Chicago trading confirms renewed decline as 180-250 lb hogs bring around 5.25 and most around 5.10 to 5.15, with packers’ demand weak and direct shipments uneven. Cattle and sheep futures show mixed gains and steady activity in various weight classes.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
OGLAT
Staga
Chicago
Paul
South St, Paul
U. S. Dept
U. S. Dept of Agr
Carly
Wheat Futures Trade Limited in Minneapolis Market
Wheat futures were weak as May and December offerings failed to stimulate activity. September fell, December and May declined, while corn was inactive. Oats dropped, rye steady, barley firm, flax soft, cash wheat slow with light bids, and varied demand across grains.
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Minneapolis
Lewer
Sioux City Cattle and Grain Market Reports
Market notes from Sioux City and Chicago show cattle sales steady with feeders slow, hog prices weak to lower, lambs and vealers mixed. Grain prices across No 1 Northern wheat, durum and corn fluctuate with varied protein levels and futures quotations.
Duluth Cash Prices For Durum Wheat And Varieties
Readable fragments show Duluth market figures for durum and mixed durum with high and low ranges. Numbers indicate percentages and prices for No 1 and No 2 durum, red durum, and other durum varieties with dates around September and October.
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Duluth
Minneapolis
Markets Report Shows Turbulent Midwestern Produce Prices
Chicago and other markets report steady butterfat and creamery prices with mixed poultry, eggs, and potatoes. Hens, springs, and leghorn data show varied levels across Mitchell Sioux City and Minneapolis readings, reflecting regional supply shifts and demand signals.
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Mitchell
Sioux City
Springs
Butter Country
Sioux
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Huron Poultry
Buster
Eacs
Swift & Co
AL Leghorn
Ad AZ Springs
Teepe Springs
Haru Dairy Madel
Stock Market Ends Quiet With Narrow Gains
New York stocks closed in a narrow trading range with a steady tone. Major securities such as U S Steel American Telephone General Electric and General Motors were little changed while several rails and big names like Consolidated Gas Westinghouse Woolworth Johns Manville American Can Case and American Smelting edged up about a point. Volume lagged prior day totals with Western Union and Salex notably lighter.
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New York
U. S, Steel
American Telephone
General Electric
General Motors
Consolidated Gas
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Johns Manville
American Can
Case
American Smelting
Western Univer
Salex
Trust Shares Rise in Cor-1 Market, Paul Brown Reported
Paul Brown reports from Minneapolis that Trust Shares 4 in Cor-1 advanced as trading opened, with early gains noted by investors. The correspondent notes limited details in this initial summary.
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Paul Brown & Ch
Minneapolis
Forth American
Nervous Bandits Loot First State Bank of Correll
Two armed bandits robbed the First State Bank of Correll Minnesota subsiding the cashier and three patrons then escaped in a maroon sedan with Minnesota plates. They took about 2500 to 3000 dollars and left roughly 100 dollars in silver. Sheriff Daly and deputies pursued. suspects described as two men about five seven to six feet tall in overalls with mous tvec and clean shaven.
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Correll
Minn
First State Bank of
Duncan Barr
A. M. Nelson
Barr
Gordon Nelson
Minnesota
C. W. Daly
Ortonville
Memorial services set for late Judge N D Burch
Max Royhl a ninth circuit state bar commissioner received notice of memorial services for the late Judge N D Burch of the South Dakota Supreme Court. The services will be held October 6 at 10 a.m. in the Supreme Court chambers in Pierre. Matthew A Brown president of the State Bar of South Dakota appointed a committee to oversee the exercises including George A Budington Judge Cash Ray F Drewry Ray F Williamson and Roy E Willy.
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Ray F. Williamson
Roy E. Willy
Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities
Boxing results list Vic Campole of New York stopped Umberto Torriani in New York. Charley Gomez of Baltimore drew with Johnny Lucas of Camden, and Larry Gains of Toronto outpointed Jack Rensult of Montreal in Toronto.
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New York
Victorio Campole
Arpens
Umberto Torriani
Baltimore
Charley Gomez
Johnny Lucas
Camden
N. J
Government boat lost Duluth to search for missing motor boat
Government lighthouse service requests Lake Superior vessels to aid in locating a motor boat missing since Thursday after leaving Marquette for Stannard Rock. Captain Swenson notes unknown crew count but typical boats carry two to three men.
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Dulutr
Lake Superior
Government Lighthouse Service
Marquette
Mich
Stannard Rock
Albert Swenson
Government Hydrographic Office
Duluth
Huron Pastor Leaves for Grand Rapids Charge
The First Christian church board accepted Rev. W. H. Hardaker’s resignation to take a call at Franklin Street Church in Grand Rapids Michigan. He has led the church for just over a year since coming from Mitchell and will deliver his final sermon next Sunday evening before his family’s vacation. He will assume duties in Grand Rapids on October 15. The church will name a successor.
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Huron
Michigan
The
First Christian Church
W. H. Hardaker
Franklin Street
Christ
Grand Rapids
Hardaker
the Skies
Mitchell
U S Steel to Cut Wages by Ten Percent October First
New York Sept 22 United States Steel Corp announced a roughly 10 percent wage reduction effective October 1 for subsidiary companies. The measure, issued by the finance committee, aims to align wages with a lower cost of living amid unsatisfactory industry conditions. Youngstown Sheet and Tube said it would follow the example, with expectations others to follow.
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U.S. Steel
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Oue
Board of Directors
Wall Street
James Farrell
American Iron and Steel Institute
Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Today
Civic Chorus Holds Successful Practice
The Huron Civic chorus held its second rehearsal at 7:30 Thursday evening in the college chapel. Prof. Lee Bright, director, announced strong attendance and progress after the opening meeting. Seventy five members attended an intensive rehearsal of the finale from both acts of the opera Milado to be staged in October.
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Civic Chorus
Huron Civic Chorus
College Chapel
Lee Bright
Bright
Milado
Mrs A K Gardner Returns From Oregon
Mrs A K Gardner returned from Portland where she attended the national P E O convention September 15 to 18. She serves on the board of trustees of the P E O Record the national organization publication. She left Huron September 5 traveling over the Canadian Pacific railway and by boat from Vancouver to Seattle then by train to Portland. At the close of the convention she joined Oregon chapters for a drive up the Columbia River Highway to Multnomah Falls.
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A. K. Gardner
Oregon
Portland
Ore
PE. Eo. Record
National Organization
Columbia River Highway
Multnomah Falla
Local Families Headed to Wisconsin and Minnesota Visits
Tulare Mrs Widman of Crandon visits her daughter Mrs H R Fink. Clarence Marzahn and Fred Marzahn travel Saturday to Minnesota. Albert Neltzer visits daughter Minnie at Mitchell. Frank Snyder goes to Minneapolis for treatment at veterans hospital. Carl Seemann moves to Hopkins for a recreation parlor job. Ruth Scott to St Paul to visit relatives before entering University of Minnesota. Harvey and Mrs Scott accompany. Mrs A Binger and Fred Avery visit Tom Bell in Aberdeen. Milo Schneider plans Rapid City enrollment for senior year at School of Mines. Virgil Binger to Mankato.
Osceola Man Visits Relatives in North Dakota
Local items note Osceola residents Mc Raymond Walline and Doris Wasem visiting Mrs J Lewellen and family. A Mrs A C Wasem is reported shopping in Port Hur, with mentions of returned travel from North Dakota and a brief trip over the past week.
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Osceola
Raymond Walline Cid
Doris
Fons Wasem
J. Lewellen
Res Heightoa
F. Momey
North Dakota
A.C. Wasem
Huron College Opens First Week Of Forty Ninth Season
Huron College opened its forty ninth season with 30 plus registration not counting music department. President Agne projected total enrollment near 450 including 150 to 180 in music, with final figures due after late arrivals. Chapel at 1 945 o clock featured Rev. C H Mitchell of Aberdeen. Parades and events mark the start as Founders Day looms with address by Rev. Percy Staith. Freshman rules, a strict dress code, and cap tradition announced by the Freshman Court govern entrants through Bag Rush.
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Huron College
Agne
C. H. Mitchell
Aberdeen
First’ S Presbyterian Church
Huron
Bard
Vera Catlon
Paul Fuller
Harmon
Percy Staith
Presbyterian Church At
Madison
Mes
Emeral Rus
Fishman Court
Nohlgren
Ali
Icince Associa
Ralph Nohlgren
Canovs
Reynold Dennis
Elete Till
Margaret Wolthiel
Kenneth, Seim
Kenneth Bow
Norman Graver
Y W C A Officers Named At College
MC A Richard Pasek serves as secretary and treasurer at Orevile Hall Walter Nelson is membership chairman Y W C A officers at the college include Florence Shouse as president Tilla Likeness as secretary and Lila Williams as treasurer
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MC. A
Richard Pasek
Oreville Hall
Walter Nelson
Chirman
College
Florence Shouse
Tilla Likeness
Lila Williams
Dancer Mr Root Opens Huron Dance School This Fall
Lloyd Root of Chicago announces a new lap and stage dancing school in Huron South Dakota enrolling Friday and Saturday. The 14 week course covers beginner and advanced classes for children and adults with sessions on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Root, a vaudeville veteran, plans to reside in Huron this fall with his wife joining the local program.
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Lloyd Root
Chicago
Huron
Saturn Jay
South Dakota
Root
Sioux Fells
Mitchell
J. 2. Penney
Chambers Commerce
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Publix
W C T U Announces Regional Crusade Plan
Washington dispatch reports the Women's Christian Temperance Union will launch 25 regional conferences coast to coast to spread the prohibition message ahead of major party conventions. Delegates from 10,000 local WCTU groups will attend, with a national convention postponed to August 1932. Mrs. Elia A. Boole urges Congress to give prohibition a chance to succeed. early conference in December to impress lawmakers. Midwest dates include Omaha January 19-26 and Fargo February 18-19.
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Washington
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
United States
Elia A. Boole
Congress
Prohibition
Middle West
Omaha
Minneapolis
Hie Peat Fargo
Bulle
Gettysburg Priest Killed in Auto Crash Near Town
Gett ysburg Sep 6 A Sacred Heart parish priest Father Enright Michael First in charge of the church was killed instantly in an auto accident three miles north of Gettysburg when the sedan struck a calf and overturned. Mary Condon 55 housekeeper to Father Enright was not expected to live. Driver John Coughlin Clark 41 sustained injuries but was expected to recover. The car rolled into a ditch and broke a telephone pole.
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Gettyssung
Walhor Michael Fnrst
Sacred Heart Parish
Gettysburg
Mary Condon
Father Enright
John Coughlin
Clark
Lindberghs Survey Flooded Districts
Lindberghs land at Lotus lake at 5 PM after a seven and a half hour flight over the flooded Kiangsu Province district west of the Grand Canal. They report a newly revealed flood area and plan another survey. Photographs from the first flight were given to the flood relief commission. Meanwhile twelve members of Sir Hubert Wilkins Nautilus expedition head to London from Bergen before continuing to New York.
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Nanking
China
Sep
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lotus Lake
Flood Relief Commission
Hospital Admissions And Dismissals Mentioned In Notices
The page lists patients admitted and dismissed at several facilities including Florence Delano at Cavour and Mrs. Keith Grant at Troquois with medical notes, and Susie Williams at De Smet noted as dismissed. Other lines advertise vehicle and service offerings, a bone shop, and a lost bag at fairgrounds.
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Peneconnne
Florence Delano
Cavour
Surgical
Keith Grant
Troquois
Medical
Susie Williams
de Smet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armour Yards
Dey
Sioux Falls
Wheat Futures Trade Limited
Tran AY
Huron Grain Market
Batley
Carlet
Cort Ne
Ababen
Umited States
Department of Agriculture
Wattte
Beck
S. Dept
AS Wa
Wisconsin
Red River
Idaho
Wyoming
Buck Brother Buren
Stock Mart
Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Am Cah
Am Car & Fay
Aim
Am Loco
AT & T
Avaconda
Armour
Atchix
Auburn
At Ref
B&o
Beat Cr
Bendix Aviation
Beth Steel
Bordens
Briggs
Southern Ry
Standard Brands
St Oil Calif
SL Oln J
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Roll Big
Transameries
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Fruit
Alestol
U. S. Rubber
US Steel Vanpaim
Warner Pix
Western Union
West
Correll, Minn
T. H. Young
Beadle County
Huron Lions Club
Marvin Hughitt
Trenton
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma
Joe Hall
University of Florida
Massachusetts
George
England
London
Cape Town
Cairo
Africa
Italy
Porate Trust
Cumulative Trust
Universal Trust
United Cunders
ABC Trust
Nation Wide
Diversified
Frontenac
Natl Trust
Incorporated Envestors Ye
Firs
Board of Control
W.C. T.U
Lindberghs Survey
Heathola
Montana
Ss. Wy
Bone Machine Shop
Fair Grounds
A. V. Burger
Pai Garage
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